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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
7
Ameri cans are going to shell out more than a quarter of a trillion dollars this year for goods and services. It will be about 277 billion dollars, averaging 1600 per person, with total spending rising about 100 billion from last year. Consumer spending is key, fueling industry and government gains, as outlook brightens.
Ben R. Donaldson of Ford credits women with driving major car improvements. Steering wheels moved to the left to aid muddy roads and easier enter exit, self starters replaced hand cranks, plus automatic transmissions power steering and power brakes followed. Interiors were redesigned with lower wheels and enhanced upholstery and glove compartments. Car heaters kept passengers warm as women drivers influenced design.
The article advises applying an approved undercoating when the car is new to protect the underside from corrosion and costly repairs, noting it helps guard the metal and prevent future damage.
Frequent tire checks prevent underinflation overinflation and misalignment. Under or overinflated tires and out of alignment cause nonnormal wear patterns and reduce tire life.
Rose Point reports an all day missionary meeting at Oak Grove Church with Mrs. Guy Wimner and others. Local notes include visits by Gibson and Wimner families, hospital news, a gold medal award at First Christian Church, and daily Bible School transport to Princeton through June 14.
New Castle, June 10 1957 Mrs Macy Pryor spoke Thursday. Miss Mary Ramsey ends studies at George Washington Junior High Friday. Ramsey and Miss Helen Heazlett of Wilkinsburg plan a trip after school closes.
Twin brothers John and Jim Alden play outfield for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, both juniors from Braintree, Massachusetts. Jim is thought to be the right fielder and John the center fielder, creating confusion for coaches, rivals, and umpires when they appear in the batting box.
A plate glass clad building covering 52,000 square feet of column free space serves as the home of a major facility. Its design emphasizes open interior space and expansive visibility within a modern architectural complex.
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